Isle of Colonsay

Isle of Colonsay

The island of Colonsay lies in the Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland. Fifteen miles to the north lies the island of Mull; the eastern and southern horizons are bounded by the islands of Jura and Islay; and to the south west, just visible from a high point on a clear day, is the coast of Donegal in Ireland. To the west lies the Atlantic, with only the Du Hirteach lighthouse standing between Colonsay and Canada.

Most visitors are attracted to Colonsay for its tranquility and unspoilt natural beauty. Although it is one of the smallest of the inhabited Hebridean islands, Colonsay offers the visitor a very wide variety of natural attractions in its varied habitats.

Wildlife sightings onboard

Dolphin

Click on the image to view a video of dolphins while on a boat trip to Isle of Jura
Osprey

Click on the image to see an Osprey returning back to its nest on Loch Sween just out of Tayvallich bay
Basking Shark
Click on the image to view pictures of a Basking Shark alongside Venture West while on a Public Boat trip.
Others
Click the image to view what other animals you may see while onboard Venture West
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